The matriarch of the Miura family, she is a small but crafty old woman who is stronger than she looks. She originally brought Satsuki to the Miura house and later helped her and Gorô elope. She has a bizarre fascination with different fashions, using her grandchildren and any other friends they bring as her "victims." Her particular fondness seems to be for historical fashion, mostly Japanese. Despite her benign nature, she also has a ruthless side, tied in to her desire for a stable heir to the Miura family. Her wish for that makes her go as far as to kidnap Ito and challenge her brothers into fighting to keep her. (from wikipedia)
Age: 23 Ryuya is Ito's eldest brother, and the twin brother to Yûto. He is also the heir of the Miura family. He seems to have inherit his father's overly dramatic personality (especially when angered), much like Ito. After their mother's death, he was the one who taught Martial Arts to Ito. Also, he seems to be the one that is the most protective of Ito. Being the eldest makes him the one in charge most, if not all the time, considering that his Dad works at the dojo often or writing his novels. When Ryûya went to college, he met a foreign exchange student from America, Christina. Eventually, after a bizarre year of being with her, he and Chris fall in love. For a while he and his father had a debate over him being with her, but they were able to make amends thanks to Chris's "victory." (Source: Wikipedia)
Yuuto is the second eldest son in the Miura family, and Ryuuya's twin. He is the one that does all the cooking around the house, thanks to his mother's lessons. Because of that, it's not surprising to find out that he works as a cook at a restaurant in the Maria Prince Hotel in Y City. He's pretty much the opposite of his twin, except his dedication to his younger sister is just as strong as his twin's. Although he is a bit more level headed then his father and brother, he is also a little more introverted. Because of his mother's death, he would keep from meeting new people due to his fear of losing them in the future. Yuuto ends up meeting and dating Akane, Makoto's sister. Gradually the relationship becomes deeper as the story continues, despite Yuuto's somewhat withdrawn nature. (Source: Wikipedia)
A strict disciplinarian who also runs a dojo of primarily kenpo martial arts. Makoto's father is a man of tradition, who feels that absolute respect from his family is very important. But when his oldest child, Sakura, eloped to escape the arranged marriage that he had set up to preserve the dojo, he developed a dissatisfaction for rebellion. To make sure that the other children did not repeat this, he took drastic measures to keep them from ever disobeying him, especially Makoto, his only son who would be heir to the dojo. Masumi would put Makoto through extreme training, almost never letting him out of the house. Eventually he was able to settle down, but not for long when Makoto approached him with a proposition. Rather than allowing him the freedom to live his way of life, Masumi offered him the challenge of disguising himself for his final years of high school in order to prove how serious he was. Masumi often sends spies in order to see if Makoto is keeping his word or not, eventually calling them off for a while when he sends another challenge to Makoto. Though he is more rigid with most of his kids, he has a soft side, mostly with his wife and second oldest, Tsubaki, most likely due to the fact that his wife can match him in ferocity and that Tsubaki is the most obedient of his children. He particularly enjoys eating his wife's homemade caramel flan, five times a day. (from wikipedia)
A member of the Drama Club, some parts she has played include Lady-In-Waiting in Swan Princess and the Lady Capulet in Romeo and Juliet (during the Cultural Festival), though she typically writes most of the adaptations of the plays the Drama Club performs. She's a great writer and it is stated that she has a book published, that she wrote that includes her friend Misaki, and Yoshirô. Also, she, Yoshirô, and Misaki are originally from another manga, called Mokugekisha ("Eyewitness"). In the 12th book of the series, Nobuko claims to think of Toki-Senpai to be like a father to her. He also shows a lot of care and worry for Nobuko (in this volume and previously in volume 5, when she was taken away during the joint assembly) when a group of thieves take her hostage. In the rest of the series, it is implied that the two have probably gotten together, especially when Nobuko disarms Toki-senpai with ease during a rather hostile confrontation with Makoto. (from wikipedia)
Father to Ito and her three brothers, and husband to Satsuki (deceased). He is the eldest son of Mitsuko Miura, and was heir to the family until he withdrew from the family to marry Satsuki. He cares deeply for his family, and is especially fond of Ito since she is the only girl. He is an otherwise easygoing, if sometimes absent and eccentric, parent but is particularly hard on his children's choices for marriage. He wants their mates to have "good eyes" and to be able to meet his gaze, as a sign of sincerity, integrity and a strong will. In spite of friction resulting from his strong views and overprotectiveness, he has been supportive of his children's choices, allowing them to live freely as he and his wife wanted them to. Although he tends to let his stubbornness and foolishness get in the way, overall he is a wise and understanding person. (Source: Wikipedia)